Latin America’s tech-savvy workforce has attracted international companies to maintain support offices in the region for years. However, the recent government commitment to develop innovation hubs, coupled with a growing middle class that lead in the adoption of mobile devices, has made Latin America prime territory for global tech companies to target local consumers. More […]
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4 Ways for Companies to Remain Authentic in the Age of Technology
A few weeks ago, Google presented a demo of a new AI system called Duplex. Duplex is an extension of Google Assistant that has the ability to communicate eerily like a human being. Listening to the recordings, there were times I wasn’t quite sure which speaker was human and which was a computer. Of course, robotic […]
Underdog Lessons from Maximus Yaney and Titan Aerospace
Taking on giant corporations isn’t easy. Established companies always have a few home turf advantages: years of experience, a well-trained workforce, and brand recognition, among other things. Imagine how daunting it must have been for companies like Sony and Fuji to take on photo giant Kodak. How tough was it for Google to carve out […]
Algorithmic Transparency Is the Next Disruption for Tech Companies
The current notion of personalization is fairly shallow. Users can customize the kind of content they receive via Google Alerts and blog or website subscriptions, but not in the way an underlying infrastructure handles it. For comparison, this is like being able to choose your car’s color but not the make or model. For personalization […]
Google’s Mobile Challenge
Mobile is about apps, not search. That could be a problem.
Three Reasons Why Open Source Will Have A Great 2016
It’s about so much more than giving code away.
The Web Giants Are Raising The Performance Bar On Everyone
Will you make the leap?
Bridge The Digital Divide: Don’t Forget The Other Billion People
Why Google’s Project Loon, Facebook’s Internet.org, Stellar and other projects are so important.
Why Google Doesn’t Hire Based On Ivy League Credentials
Harvard degrees matter less in tech today.
Brace Yourself: Tag Heuer’s $1,400 Android Wear Watch Is On Its Way
Tag Heuer has the perfect option for crazy rich people without iPhones.
Why The EU Hates Google: Its End Game Is Still A Single Search Result
Eric Schmidt laid it out a decade ago.
This Project Fi Video Might Hint At A New Google Nexus Phone
It sure doesn’t look like a Nexus 6.
How Google’s Project Fi Could Upend Wireless Service With A Simple Math Trick
It’s more than just paying for what you use.
Project Fi Is Google’s Blueprint For The Future Of The Network
But you’re going to need a Nexus 6 to get in.
Sony Says Pop-Up Notifications Will Come to Android Wear
Information overload—or the right notifications in the right place?
Google Unlocks Wi-Fi, Wrist-Flicking And More For Android Smartwatches
Android Wear watches will work without smartphones nearby soon
Google Doubles Down On Deep Links For App Discovery
Search on Android, find relevant apps.
Thanks To Google’s Mobilegeddon, Your Search Rank May Be Toast
On April 21, many big companies are going to see their mobile search ranking plummet.
Once A Virtual-Reality Joke, Google Cardboard Is Unfolding Into Something Real
Google launches a new certification program and developer tools.
Google’s Latest (Potential) Disruption: Per-Gigabyte Wireless Data Charges
It might force U.S. carriers to stop gouging you.